Popular Brewery Closing; Tragic Fatal Accident: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

CT Man Dies In Tragic Skid Steer Accident

A man died when he was trapped by a piece of machinery earlier this week.>>>Read More.

Federal Government Gets Involved In CT Transgender Athlete Lawsuit

Attorney General William Barr signed a statement of interest saying that transgender athletes shouldn't compete in girl sports.>>>Read More.

Coronavirus CT: 19 Deaths, 875 Total Cases

There are more than 40 new coronavirus hospitalizations in Connecticut and a total of 19 deaths.>>>Read More.

Popular Brewery To Close, Cited Coronavirus Pandemic As Reason

The statewide shutdown caused by the spread of coronavirus has closed its first brewery in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

One Of Connecticut’s Largest Companies Institutes Hiring Freeze

The company is resorting to several cost-cutting measures in response to the coronavirus pandemic.>>>Read More.

Man Plays Window Tic-Tac-Toe With 92-Year-Old Grandmother

Unable to get close to his grandmother due to the new coronavirus, he found a unique way to visit with her at a nursing home.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Buying A Gun? It's Not Easy
• Schools Consider Shortening Spring Break
• Brewery Offering Contactless Curbside Beer Pickup
• Coronavirus CT: Refunds OK'd For UConn Students
• Coronavirus CT: New Orders Address Schools, Fishing And Marriage

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